Two lifelong rivals Ratima and Kalima have been appointed caretakers of their empty village. Now in the twilight of their lives, they must forget their past and help each other survive a long and harsh winter. A film by Rajan Kathet & Sunir Pandey Distributed by Painted Tree Pictures

Protests rage against the Indian Citizenship Amendment Act (2019), which persecutes Muslims. The director listens to the voices of the protesters and observes her own identity as a Muslim woman. A film by Nausheen Khan Distributed by Painted Tree Pictures

Two accomplished theatre actor-directors; one Bangladesh born and the other from India, an eminent theatre director from Bangladesh, and a theatre group from Australia strive to bridge the boundaries by performing together. A film by Biswajit Mitra & Sankhajit Biswas Distributed by Painted Tree Pictures

On a fragile island between India and Bangladesh, fourteen-year-old Rubel risks his life crossing the river that once swept away his home - a child caught between nations, bullets and a river that refuses to stay still. A film by Sourav Sarangi Distributed by Painted Tree Pictures

In the grand narrative of the Partition of Punjab in 1947, Iqraar-naama is a film about the 'refugee', 'migrant', 'displaced person' as the protagonist of their own story. Told through a collection of documents from the personal archive of Charandas Bangia, a Partition refugee from Lyallpur, Pakistan who finally settled in Amritsar, India. The film decenters historical narratives from the state to the citizen, from state archives to personal archive, looking at history from the perspective of those who experience it. Using documents, photographs, drawings, text and interviews, the film hangs on a series of dialogues between the state, citizen, allotment officers, ministry of relief and rehabilitation and other such sundry characters encountered in the history of the Partition of Punjab (1947). A film by Priyanka Chhabra Distributed by Painted Tree Pictures

Safia is determined to become a judge of Islamic Law. Tensions and negotiations that mark her journey are interwoven with Muslim women's fight for gender justice. The film documents the movement against Triple Talaq, muslim women’s struggles to break free of patronizing voices within the community as well as resist forces outside from appropriating their movement to suit their own political agenda. A film by Farha Khatun Distributed by Painted Tree Pictures

Bilal lives with his blind parents who do not need light. In his dark house he plays hide-and-seek and teases his younger brother. A film by Sourav Sarangi Distributed by Painted Tree Pictures

A village in the north eastern Indian state of Assam devises innovative solutions to mitigate damaging human elephant conflict and develop community tolerance. A film by Biswajit Das Distributed by Painted Tree Pictures

Caught unexpectedly in a land of war and extremism, a filmmaker witnesses the Arba'een Walk - where millions march and discovers that humanity's greatest hope is found in a defiant sacrifice made a thousand years ago. A Film by Sourav Sarangi Distributed by Painted Tree Pictures